The two of them gazed at each other for a long time, silent.
Mimi looked at Tsunade, her thoughts drifting back into distant memories.
"How did you only score this much? Speak! What were you doing? Forget it! You're not allowed to eat today! Reflect on this properly!"
"You have to study hard. Only when you grow up can you become a useful person."
"No dating young! Speak! Who's that girl in your diary? I'm going to school to find her!"
"Not bad! Keep up these grades!"
"You're already this old. Is dating really that difficult? You're both college students now—if you want to date, then date. Otherwise, when will I ever get to hold a grandchild?"
"What? Where are you going? What on earth are you thinking? I won't allow it! Come back here! You're not going! I won't let you leave with that woman! Come back! You're not allowed to go anywhere!"
"You had a perfectly good job, and you just quit without a word! What on earth are you trying to do? Do you know how many favors I called in to get you that job? It took so much effort to get you in! Are you trying to give me a heart attack? Look at the major you chose! Biology!? Even a dog wouldn't want it! What are you going to do with that in the future!? What good is it that you like small animals?"
"What's your child doing? I heard he's carrying bricks at a construction site. Why aren't you saying anything?"
"My child is the one with promise! He's made a fortune! I don't even know what he's tinkering with—just let him tinker. He's making money, lots of money. At least he's not carrying bricks anymore. He's a boss now. Your son's still